The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-09-13

GRAIN RbONiShONh, GROCERIHS
| KANSAS CIfr, Mo September 70
Wheat weaker, No. 2 soft cash csc bid
October, 66tc asked; May, 76ic asked
Corn stronger, No 2 cash, S6ic. Oeto
Der, 36sc; year, SO bid, sci asked
Oats, No. 2 cash. 2lic bid, 2. 10 ask. d
ST. LOUIS, Mo, September ll.-slou,
Arm and unchanged, Wheat opened
10 lower and declined steadily befors
an active demand from shorts. closing
10 below Saturday; No. 2 red, cash
69}@70c; October, 69i@70bc, clounp
at 89ac; December, 7S(17Sic, closing al
73tc; May, S0s9SOac, closing at S0sc
Corn quiet aud firm; cash, Ss@4Ofc
October, S9@S9tc, closing at S9S; No
yember. SSc; December, SI@S7l, clos.
ing at SIZE.
Oats dull snd easy; cash, 24i@24ic
October, 24bc; November, este; May,
! 29}c. Rye easy, 47Ac. Hay-primt
timothy, $lS9l7 80; prairie, 50 b0(9ll
Bran weak, $50. Eggs, l2}c. Butter
creamery, 2l@2Sc dairy, lB@2lc. Corn
meal steady, 81 10. Whisky steady,
| 81 o5.
Provisions firm. Pork irregular
new, SIS IS Lard, Sc 1905 As. Dry
salt meats-boxed shoulders, IS rs;
long clear, 80; clear Iibs, 50 1874; short
clear, 50 $500 37l Bacon-boxed
shoulders, 80 25; long clear, 80 GAO
975; clear ribs, 50 1909 so; short
clear, $l0@l0 l2i. Hams steady, Il
@l4c.
Receipts-Flour, 5000 brls; whest
50, 900 bu; corn, AZ. 900 bu; oats, $4,000
bu; rye, 1000 bu; barley, 1900 bu
Shipmsnts-Flour, 5000 brls; wheat,
1000 bu; corn, 81 900 bu, oats, 5000
bu; rye, 1000 br; barley, 20C0 bu.
Afternoon Bosid-Whsat easy Sep.
TENDER, 69c; October, solo; bscem.
Der, 73c; May, S0sc. Corn weaker
September, $50 nd; October, SSI Q !
November, $50 bid; December, SSic
bid; May, 4lsc. Oats quiet.
CHICAGO, Ill, September a.
Wheat was quiet and uninteresrirg
today. Outside speculation was en-.
tirely lacking, and local traders ga v
no good reason for loading themselves
with the articles. Prices ranged
slightly lower, and the Influences
tending 10 weaken the market were
considerably larger receipts at Min.
neapolis, the anticipated increase In
the visible supply, and the posting OF
wheat In New York as out Of condi.
ton. Aside from the selling OF a
moderate quantity early In the day,
the speculative offerings were light,
and there was no special desire 10
realize. October opened tc 10 yer, at
cole, and sold down to 69t@69ic, at
which figure II closed. Corn was the
article In which most Of the specula.
ton conferred today, though II Was not
as active ~ II might have been. Lo
I cal shorts bid the market up on them
selves early on the unusually large
shipments, but their wants were all
supplied by q prominent local oper.
stor, who sold very freely OF
both September aud May. The
announcement OF an increase OF 270,.
0C0 bu5hels In the visible at noon
seemed to have no effect whatever.
October sold At 42ic, up to i2ic, down
to 42ic, then up to 42tc ard closed q,
the Il west, 42c. Ia o ats rather slow,
heavy market was experienced oil
round. Speculative trading was very
light, and confined mainly TO May,
Prices did not change materially.
Provisions were weaker, aud trading
dragged all day. Hogs were lower At
the yards. scalpes unloAded all the
market would take, aud the retult
was decline Of l7ic on January pork,
&c on lard and 7ic on January fhori
ribs, October rem dining steady. Snip.
pers bought cash lard quite freely
but the Ia quiry Tor meats was lighter
Short ribs Tor October cold a. IS TAG
s 90. and closed a. 1924; January a
50 50@6 IS and e'osed a % 30. 0,to.
Der lard sold at q b7iCS6 8Dc, closed Al
Q SOC. Pork at sl2 oOC9l2 20 for Jan.
nary, and closed at sl2 b7i.
The leading futures ranged 90 fol.
lowe: Wheat, No. 2-ssptember
opened at este, highest COS, lowest
oslo. closing nj este; October opened
a. 69lc, highest sole, lowest colo,
closipg at 69lc; November opsned
at 7lic, highest 7lic, lowest
7lc, closing at 7lc; December
opened at 73c, hlgheIt 73c, low
est 72ic, closing at 72ic. Corn, No.
2-September opened Al 42lc, highest
42lc, lowest al c, clo.ing at Ale;
October opsued NJ 42lc, highest 42tc,
lowest 4llc, closing at 42c; No.
yember opened at 42tc, highest 42ic,
lowest 42!e, closing at 42io; May
opened q, 46ic, highest 45lc, low 81
4blc, oloeinR NJ 4bi'. Oats, No. .
September opened At 2ii ,highe.t PSI
lowest 2 &c, closing NJ 25ic; October
opened AZ 26tc, highest 2eic, lowest
25ic. closing at 25lc; November
op, ned ut 26i,, highest 26t,, loves
26c, eloring at 2ec; May opened
at 80, highest SHE, Lowest SOC
closing at 80. Mess PORK, pei
bbl-Year opened at SO rs, high
est N2 25, lowest tl2 20, closing
at fl225; January opened at Sl2 10
highest sl2 10, lowut tl257i, CLOSING
a. Si2 75l. Lard. per 100 lbs-Sep,em
Der opened nj s. sO, highest 81 81, ,oy
est ~ b7l, closing at 81 b7i; October
opened a, % 90, hlghes, t6 90, los
est 80 5Tt, closing ~ % 57t; Noyembel
opened at 80 80. highest 81 So, loves
% 52i, closing at 81 52i; January
opened At 10 62t, highest 81 1874, low
est 50 b7i, closing at % 67t. Short ribs
per 100 lbs. September opened q,
ts77i, highest IS 92i, lowest IS 77l
closing at t8 821; October opened Al
IS AZ, highest Is 92i, lowest IS va
closing At IS 92A; January opened ii
% So, highest " So, lowest 50 47l
closing at 80 Az. Dash quotations
were ~ follows: Flour was dull
and unchanged. No. 2 spring whest
6ssd69c; No. 3 spring wheat,
65c; No. 2 red, 7Oic. No. 2 corn,
HlC942c. No. 2 oats, 2b925io
No. 2 rye, 45ic. No. 2 barley, o7e,
No. I aaIseed, 81 o.. Prime Timothy
seed, 81 3l92 ~. Mes pork, per bbi,
tlb 2j@l6 90; lard, per 100 lbs, 90 Bal
as 90; short rib sides, looso, is gOi
dfy sailed shoulders, boxed, s. q
C9b 80; short clear sldes, boxed
~ 500 IS. VIII Ky. distillers' 90
ishsd goods, per "a lon, 81 10. Sugar
cut Loaf, 6lCg7c; granulated, Ole
standard A, &c. X csIps-Flour,
1900 bfls; wheat, 1900 bu; corn,